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Amy Winehouse - The Collection (8xLP numbered box set) - $206 +$3.99 unlimited shipping

>This Limited Edition 8LP Box Set includes Winehouse's two studio albums, the posthumous compilation "Lioness - Hidden Treasures", a Rarities LP, and a 2LP set of live recordings from her 2007 Shepherd's Bush Empire shows.

>Each LP included in this set is pressed on 180g vinyl, and the set includes a bespoke litho print, as well as an exclusive set of photographs taken from the commissioned sessions for Frank and Back To Black.

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Oliver Tree - Ugly Is Beautiful (clear vinyl) - $27.04 +$3.99 unlimited shipping

>The first full-length release from Gen Z's meme-making extraordinaire Oliver Tree, who announced his early retirement in March - only to return in May with the announcement of his debut after a hacker held Oliver hostage in exchange for 1 million Instagram likes (which Oliver logged in under 24 hours). On 'Ugly is Beautiful', Oliver Tree takes his millions of followers on an unpredictable roller coaster ride through a cracked world full of comic disaster. 'Ugly is Beautiful' then is the product of all of Oliver's otherworldly experiences distilled into fourteen songs.

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Oliver Tree - Cowboy Tears (yellow vinyl) - $26.73 +$3.99 unlimited shipping

>"This body of work sees Oliver carefully crafting a "cowboy emo" aesthetic unlike anything you've seen or heard. Oliver decided to craft an album that was more focused and draws equally from the genres of alternative, pop and country, taking sonic inspiration from everyone from Sugar Ray to R.E.M. From the album's opener and first single "Cowboys Don't Cry" to the acoustic-based anthem "Freaks & Geeks" to the electronica-inspired experimentation of "Things We Used To Do," Cowboy Tears is social commentary disguised as saccharine pop-and what's most impressive is the way the album succeeds on both counts. "I think one of my biggest strengths as an artist is the fact that I'm able to step back and see where there are holes in the pop-culture matrix," Oliver explains when asked about his overall vision for Cowboy Tears."

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https://www.facebook.com/professorbrando/

For those of you who missed it, I've made a couple posts here trying to let people know that they can digitally rent the new remake.

But for some reason, Reddit removed hyperlinks to the site, wouldn't let me spell it out to avoid hyperlinks, and even refused to let me PM it to other users. Very strange. Reddit ended up completely removing both posts I made about it too.

The link above is the director's FB, and he posted the link there. It's $7.99 with all proceeds going to charity.

I just finished watching it, and I think you are all going to love it. My favorite scene is Johnny refusing to come out of the bathroom :)

"Around The World In A Day" was my introduction to Prince many years ago, and I've listened to it countless times over the years. "Pop Life" in particular is one of my all-time favorite 80's songs.

But no matter the format (vinyl, CD, cassette, or streaming), it's always noticeably lacked bass & low end. I recently read that Prince & Mark Brown both played bass on the record, so I know there SHOULD be bass in the mix, but the recording is so incredibly tinny & high pitched that it's hard to even make out the lows.

I'm aware of the method he used for "When Doves Cry" - removing the bass altogether in the final mix - and I'm wondering if he did something similar with "Around The World In A Day"? Is the sound just a byproduct of how it was mixed, or was it just recorded without any low end? Does the new deluxe release shine any light on this?

I'm sorry if this is a common question in r/Prince, but I couldn't really find an answer with google. Thanks in advance for schooling me!

Miles Davis - The Musings of Miles [Original Jazz Classics] - $13.91 + $3.99 unlimited shipping

Discogs listing for price/pressing reference

Fishpond is currently offering "$3.99 all you can eat" shipping, so it might be worth looking to see if there's anything else that catches your fancy! I'll keep on digging for more deals in the meantime & post them here when I find them!

>The Musings of Miles, also reissued as The Beginning, is the first 12" LP record by Miles Davis. It was issued by Prestige Records in September 1955, following several LPs issued in the 10 inch format. The six tracks were all recorded at Rudy Van Gelder's home studio on June 7, 1955.

>Pianist Red Garland and drummer Philly Joe Jones would go on to join Miles' First Great Quintet, that would record later in 1955. "A Night in Tunisia" features Jones playing with special drum sticks which had bells riveted to the shaft.

>1. Will You Still Be Mine

>2. I See Your Face Before Me

>3. I Didn't

>4. A Gal in Calico

>5. A Night in Tunesia

>6. Green Haze

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Stone Temple Pilots - MTV Unplugged 1993 [bootleg] - $13.81

The UPC on this one links to several different versions on Discogs. Some are colored, some aren't.

Fishpond is currently offering "$3.99 all you can eat" shipping, so it might be worth looking to see if there's anything else that catches your fancy! I'll keep on digging for more deals in the meantime & post them here when I find them!

> Stone Temple Pilots taped their MTV Unplugged set on November 17, 1993, at Sony Music Studios in New York. Stripped of heavy distortion, the intimate performance showcased the band's versatility and featured the live debut of their later hit, "Big Empty"

>1. Crackerman

>2. Creep

>3. Plush

>4. Wicked Garden

>5. Sex Type Thing

>6. Big Empty

>7. Andy Warhol

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Herbie Hancock - Joni: The River Letters 2xLP - $21.74 (+$3.99 unlimited shipping)

Fishpond is currently offering "$3.99 all you can eat" shipping, so it might be worth looking to see if there's anything else that catches your fancy! I'll keep on digging for more deals in the meantime & post them here when I find them!

> Any doubts about the incongruity of jazz icon Herbie Hancock covering singer-songwriter extraordinare Joni Mitchell will be obliterated on the first journey through RIVER: THE JONI LETTERS.

>For starters, the premise is not especially incongruous. Hancock has had a long, adventurous career in which he's traversed genres and masterfully blended styles, while Mitchell has always been deeply influenced by jazz as both a composer and a singer. RIVER features many of Mitchell's finest songs, stunning in their own right and reinterpreted beautifully by Hancock, plus a stellar assortment of musicians and guest vocalists.

>Mitchell's pop and folk tendencies have been assimilated into the arrangements; the album plays like a vocal jazz outing. Hancock is joined by fellow Miles Davis alums Wayne Shorter and Dave Holland, among others, and the guest vocalists include Norah Jones, Tina Turner, Corinne Bailey Rae, Leonard Cohen, and--on one track--Mitchell herself. Sophisticated, soulful, and gorgeous, RIVER is a must for fans of Mitchell, classic jazz, adult contemporary artists like Norah Jones--and, well, just about everyone.

>1. "Court and Spark" (feat. Norah Jones)

>2. "Edith and the Kingpin" (feat. Tina Turner)

>3. "Both Sides Now"

>4. "River" (feat. Corinne Bailey Rae)

>5. "Sweet Bird"

>6. "Tea Leaf Prophecy" (feat. Joni Mitchell)

>7. "Solitude"

>8. "Amelia" (feat. Luciana Souza)

>9. "Nefertiti"

>10. "The Jungle Line" (feat. Leonard Cohen)

Discogs listing, for price & pressing reference.

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Ammon, Joshua, and Brandon are the three names we constantly read about, and perhaps for good reason, but the one guy who has seemingly escaped all scrutiny in this case is Matthew McNeff, the COO of BAM, and Ammon's brother.

As the COO, by definition he would be in charge of the daily operations within the company, and oversee growth/expansion strategies. Given that BAM's business model seems to be predatory in nature, he has to be aware - if not the strategist behind - seizing stores and inventory from franchisees... yet he has somehow remained largely unscathed throughout the Reckless Ben saga. Coffeezilla's brief interview caught him in a lie, but those seem to be his only public statements or appearances in regards to the company he helps run.

Has a clearer picture emerged in his role in all of this through document discoveries or further interviews?

I understand if you want to keep it simple and stick with text, but comment images could really ratchet up the lulz in this sub.

I'm no Sherlock Holmes, but I hope Ben got the employee statements on tape, and asked them which sets they saw Josh drop off.

Something tells me there might be some overlap in those sets and the ones that are "missing."

https://www.discogs.com/release/12674263-Nirvana-In-Utero

https://www.discogs.com/release/9106982-Nirvana-In-Utero

Same year, same catalog number, same print on the cassette... Is there a visual difference in the two that I'm missing?

I'd love to be able to add the cassette to my Discogs collection, but I want to do so accurately. I'm looking at my copy, and I don't know which one to pick.

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I don't have the ability to clip at the moment, but that's an exact quote from him. Seems to heavily imply that he was promised the collection if he took over the franchise.

Before I found this sub, I found /r/CoreyFeldman, which is a "private community" that you have to be accepted to.

I assumed that telling the mods a true story about how "Corey once called me a satanist on twitter" would instantly get me approved to join, but sadly they must have turned me down.

But it has lead me wonder if it's just a dead community, or if it's run by Corey stans (if Corey stans actually exist). I just wanted somewhere to discuss the goblin ghoul, and I'm glad I ultimately found /r/JimandThem instead.

I recently came across a vinyl record here in Atlanta that I'm trying to find some more information about, but the internet has been nothing but dead ends.

Here's a detailed post I made about it in /r/vinyl:

https://old.reddit.com/r/vinyl/comments/1tlye5f/found_this_odd_12_in_atlanta_looks_to_be_cut_by/

Here are some audio samples, in the hopes that someone here may recognize the voice:

CLIP 1: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/0e4ao5gceyp4zbec559ah/Clip1.m4a?rlkey=iqy76o5z5lqdlzgg2hqh3k5gr&st=dpa3o3sh&dl=0

CLIP 2: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/g4cbdfb1ro05ij9fg9vz4/Clip2.m4a?rlkey=qtc4t67qiehxzah2d6r4vahzq&st=4nlrlr6z&dl=0

CLIP 3: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/5lhsfyz1lyirsd3pzo4rf/Clip3.m4a?rlkey=tlp4wu4c4i8uzkf93wz2n7nco&st=jevr9v44&dl=0

CLIP 4: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/xujj9mcyna5o0nezhivtd/Clip4.m4a?rlkey=txcpldpsd73kaaqmijrxosey6&st=25v1xdmt&dl=0

Using the Wayback Machine I was able to find a basic intro splash page for the "Uncharted Realms" website, but even with that basic clue, I haven't been able to find anything else about the project.

https://web.archive.org/web/20040326001112/http://unchartedrealms.com/

Thank in advance for your help!

Supposedly 10,000 copies were pressed, and they're almost gone at this point. Get 'em while you can, boys!

US here. After reading a few reddit threads about how vinyl records were exempt from tariffs, I placed a rather large order - $282 for 8 LPs - from France's Fnac.com.

They're being shipped in two separate deliveries by DHL. The first delivery is the smallest of the two - 3 records for $74 - and it is set to be delivered tomorrow. But TODAY I got an email saying that I must pay a $25 import duty fee before they deliver it.

33% is obviously a fucking crazy tariff charge, so I assume that's what they want for BOTH orders (closer to 10% of my total)? I really don't want to pay this, and then get hit with another 33% charge ($65) on the next package. What are the chances of that happening?

Is it possible to fight this tariff with DHL, considering vinyl records are supposed to be exempt from them? What is the procedure for doing so? How long would that process delay my delivery?